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TCAAP Energy Integration Resiliency Framework <br />Schedule <br /> <br /> <br /> 81 <br />issued in late 2015, so the business plan for this system will need to be fully developed in early to mid- <br />2015. <br />5.2.4. Combined Heat and Power <br />Development of the initial CHP system is more directly related to the needs of the existing buildings <br />than to the development timeline of TCAAP. Therefore, construction of the initial CHP system should <br />be coordinated with the MNARNG’s plans for site expansion, so that the proposed future buildings <br />could be served by the system from the initial construction and unnecessary equipment costs can be <br />avoided. Connection to the other buildings should be completed at this time to take advantages of the <br />economies of scale and optimize thermal energy capture. Expansion of the CHP system to serve <br />development of TCAAP should coincide with that development, and the JDA should engage early with <br />selected developers to identify how the CHP system can be expanded to meet their buildings’ needs. <br />5.2.5. Demand-Side Management <br />The JDA should work with partner organizations to develop greater comprehension of SB 2030 <br />guidelines by hosting informational gatherings for the development companies that are interested in <br />the TCAAP site. Builders and contractors familiar with the SB 2030 process could be asked to provide <br />insight and feedback about the process. Developer education will build developer acceptance and <br />understanding of process to make the site more attractive. <br />The JDA should also assess current residential market potential in Twin Cities region by conducting <br />market research and outreach on all-electric, low load home concept. This will help to assuage <br />developer and future resident concerns about unfamiliar technologies and utility structure. <br />The JDA should lastly work with the site marketing team to market energy conservation concepts to <br />potential developers, builders, and tenants, focusing on the business opportunities available through <br />these concepts. <br />
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